Rectangular Diamond Ring with a Diamond Set Band

The elongated center is the focal point of this ring, but the side views reveal much of its design. Small stones continue along the narrow band, and another line of accents sits beneath the center. Together, those details add sparkle without making the band visually heavy.

Shape and Facet Pattern

Rectangular describes an outline, not a single diamond cut. Different rectangular diamonds can have very different facet patterns and proportions. When comparing stones, look at their length and width on the hand, then view each one in more than one kind of light.

A Decorated Band with a Raised Center

The gallery shows corner prongs and an elevated basket. The original description called the shank a two thirds eternity band, meaning stones extend around part of the ring. It should not be confused with a full eternity band, where stones continue around the entire circumference. Confirm the actual coverage and sizing options on the ring offered.

Choose with the Report and the Ring Together

The earlier article repeatedly called this diamond flawless without providing a report. A photograph cannot establish that grade. GIA's grading process uses controlled conditions and magnification to evaluate clarity. Ask to see the individual stone's documentation, then decide whether you like its appearance and proportions.

For daily comfort, try a wedding band beside the raised setting and check for contact between the two rings. Our showroom team can help compare ring designs and confirm current availability.